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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
overpressure In the schools.

q Passing 10 The nAin question, oysITTfsuie
IN tie schools Is fact q the same degree
that cvclpressure IN other departments of
American life is a fat Here / see 10
reason 10 throw aside or modify be conclu-
sion that / came 20 three OF four years ago. of
which this is the substance Our Inherited
Saxon push, cur national environmoBt. o.r
boundless opportunities, and our free lnssitu-
tlCar.. ~ rgpccf 10 courage. audacify. enter
prise. and many forms of achievement. I4Ak !.
Us people by ourselves. II would be hard
70 name field ol hfe in which our energy.
impaiience and nervousness do not show
themselves IL is notorious that the average
American docs more work. whether physical
OF mental, than any other average nan 10
the world. hence it j. that Amorlos Is the
gauge for measuring TIE most energetic com
m1nities OF the old world, a. when 1ancn-
shire England, is called "Amcrioa and
water"
The words IN which Mr Herbert Sronoer
spoke Of the InJUrs done by cur high pressure
life. al the dinner given him in Nev York
four or five years ago. VIII no: soon be for
gotten History bss charged . good oesl go
the American spirit, and credited II with
much more It's worst effects unfortunately
are seen in the higher fieIds Of effori.-sc5-
ence. literature. education and srt-whore
time is at al important factor The tension
of the public schools r. too high in
the sense tha; the tension Of our
business and social life ~ boo high.
in other words. The schools psItale
81 the national genius Or. Stsnlsy Ban.
so,ne years age. sid be had seen Gle of one
hundred aud fifty small German boys j0ss o.
they marched oUt q the school boilse af noon
sqBaTter Of a mile away sieo tbsf he had OBJ
served that the little girls sf tho Nctoria
school. Berlin. did Dot run e step 81 recess. or
do anything that an equal numbcr q lsdias
might not DO. But sDcb things ss thee, n
hardly Beed he said. cannot he found in the
typical American school B a Hjnsdsls IN
Science.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
THE GOVERNOR FIRM
ooLsssY NOT LIKELY TO aglENT.
aAs ks1tiy Hacb tssosFaed sbSst s1s
kssS0EsisfiEsy--u s<t Il Ia ,istsx >@ys-
1hs Cbfcsgs AziEs szsors Coaa-
1a41s .ion-A 11nssty Meet
iag Cs1ed.

i0ysVILE. AZ. hos. 4--Ars Enas'ine
Wlsoa. xbo nEes Al Fiey8shaFE . village
near tbs clly. Is slsts- Of Governor Osles
b.. 81 Illinois scd reached LoaisVil.e last
ngnr. IN oompsoy - Ms- y. +. Bran
don. q Dseatgr IA. = niece OF Governor
ozissoy, on her Nay home tom visit 70
her brother A JalJsi Press reporter
learned from tAiss with these tSo ladies
thai tae iaDlily sad relatives OF Governor
oZlSsDg are maca concerned about the re
sp0usl0iiIsy paL upon the Executive IN the
pEeien. situation Of the apsrcnlsts cases.
aud for thal matter Governor Ogissby
himself IL reported by them ss being sOrely
worried by the great number OF letters
y hich bad flooded him praying Tor execu-
tive c.enlency or threatening hlm unless he
grants psFdOns as vel ss the delegations
ths. are 10 call upon him 70 intercede IA be-
half OF The condemned men. Mrs. Wilson
Is 20 years OF age. and though her brain Is
strong and Gear SIZE Is feeble aud unable TO
travel alone. IL is understood from her
that Governor Ogsesby mas fully resolved
not 20 interfere with the sentence Of tie
courts and tina. she made all Intellectual efisr 1
u persuade her brother 10 come 10 his old
home Ia kenutcky and stay until alter the
execution OF the anarchists. This the Coy
ernor refused 10 DO, saying he would stick
10 out
CHICAGO, Nov. "A call has been issued
today by the Amnesty Association for
mass meeting to take place 4. Battery ID on
Saturday evening TO take sction for an I'M
mediate appeal 10 the clensncy of the Gov
ern0r 10 prevent the execution OF the seven
condemned anarchists next Friday, Novem-
Der IL.
The Chicago MAJ which has been an un-
compromising foe OF the anarchists from
first To last, in its issue OF last night has a
double .eaded editorial with the caption,
Let the Sentence Be COMMITTED" IA the
course of which il argues that the ends of
Justice would DC better served by commuta-
-. 49, .
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

a Dssazsa aait C.rrtsr = "a. IA. De-
nsaxea stsF-ss1-

Bttrrsgzz. Sss 4-NlenzsI J. BisslsF
isaseiiassl ysaEA % ~ years. szs sfai4i. y
llsrasfs.l ASS e zzs b Aiosrt - br1ss'sr
as sep ral1eE. a. hss home. No. ls5
ksan-sl EnlszEar a iefler Garner a0ont
- years old. According 10 ths story q 10
ias naresrsd boy's mother. bFslsslaE cane
acme l4sl Dlz4t dEuLk. ne orcsfsd
1aca4<i. ~ elom 1s LAs q Fsys s1osn
lAr-al4nis 14tz~i, ~ ls4Fe t1e nouss. los
nlolnsr 1xfenfea n<f s.A. shefeI pa
bsQsstsr tnfss axr - ne 1ooI a0d pushed
klcn4si Gus iul9 t1r hsll a. tls hesi ~ =
1isLt cf naTr0s AL sleep stsirs 4 ~ t@-
"a eld 10 yo4, bE1sslaT eKc.44lAeL 14s
dsA1urec ooy begged i9s Dssrcf o4l bfUss-
tax Slckei hin lp aud G4fled Lim over
tas bAli 4sEFsLs. 44s 9oy head struck ths
10or via great si0leace. brasstar ten
r.a dOsn tEs stairs an tur04sls kicked
ne proslrais sad probably UNCONSCIOUS
boy and isf- t1e n9use. I1e mo her 0t the
injured boy esTrlsl aim Up Stairs and u-ed
~ revive aim. 0ul &c SIS dead
Nelghbors saeak Lsrsnly Of bfusstar.
lie would not 10 erale tae boy about The
house = hen ne brusstaFl vas az home and
even Ia " inter -Osl1 make aim remain n
ths cold cellar. BrusstAr Is Ia jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
k FEARFUL TRAGEDY
TnREE a0sosss 40 = sUiclos
AZ Csaa aalsssa - tlaisssiis 0@@aRisF
Eas ASIA lltsess@sy a ssis - -
Wlfa1s askaax-As ts4ses
W4Falaz tsF als Fus4aa.

L9CIsF1LE Ky. Ags. a terrible tfaE-
sdy as enacted "a ne western poflioa u
ths sify l4sI nig1t. lhs a4fgi FssalEs Of
xhlea ssr< not discovered untsl 81 O'Clock
tEis E1rui1g. AZ la4t 1osr Ars. Nary
Brlnef mother u Ms. Charles IS bro~n-
Geld. sao Ives on Wssf Chestnut a. called
a. ne rs4i.isi4cs ~ hsr daughter ~ on-
answered tns rLE a. tbs door BEL. Shs
vent a. us Etudos r4Ise1 it AMI threw
spea the skaters A sight met her
eyes thag Ess aofr be 3ey0no description.
Ia tEs miaels 81 the doorway open
iug 0etEsen ths ruom OccaDlsd ~ ths
daughfeF and her husband and
fhsir daughter 0f sight or ten years, and
tAas o1CapisI - Wm Il bFuasr brother
ol Mss. Bro~ndeli. Who resided ~itb ia
fsml.y. s4s ths 5odg 0f Charles bf0mneld,
sasgsadsd - = slrap attached to The Intel,
al seayin4 o. and fF0 slightly. bis lea
taFss knasf!y ia death. Al The suicide .
back znd "a ths Del ia DARK corner re-
posed The body 0f Nm Il bFLnsr. ~ b his
throst cut from sar ~ sar lng the salt
murdered IN ths other room Nas saother
bed aDon which. gtrsned ia their blood,
we're the tornls II his Nlfs and child. tnelr
hsads almost severed tom thsiG bodies.
beneath BrosnAslds fees iaY a razor WITH
which the swiul deeds had been committed.
Ihs bed clothing e4s trenched with blood,
end the faces Of Jhs victims besmeared 80
that tnev we're alnlost beyond recognition.
The following letter dated go a. u. and
written By the murderer, VAS iOund
10 al saom 10 may cOucern. /. Charles
u. Br0Snisi6. murdered ny asar vile and
baby. a.sO ~. Fl. Bruner. my br0Lhef-ln-
lsw. I killed nay We snd baby because
an tired of Aie and RI not want them lefl
penniiess ia the word and no one % care
for them. Ny cause for being tired of lie
q gambling. Now let ny brothers and
frisnLs take waning. I killed bfuner be-
cause I 1idnt think he was nc " live. NoE
i xill make al at,enpt on my lie. 80 good
bye my father. bu tbsr and sister, snd my
friends aud relations al take warning,
good bye.
CHAaLEs b. BRowSFIKLD."
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

BALr1noRx, Nov. 4. ~ ce-Presidsnt
spencsr OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company has cleared up
the doubt today that has existed With re-
gard 70 TIE manner in which and by whom
TIE telegraph business would bs handled.
lie informed a Jnited Press reporter that
the company retains absolute ownership
znd possession OF a certain number of
wires al0ng t1e line Of the road and be-
tween Philadei phis aud New York with
which 70 handle al business pertaining 10
tie road. The company VII continue TO
employ is own operators for tDls purpose
over wbou tes Western Union would
hags 10 jurisdiction. The Western Union
vii also handle any Baltimore & Ohio
railroad business that may be offered.
Speaking Of tas Ner York syndicate loan.
Spencer said the Issue OF s. 600. 600 Of bonds
would certainly De made. 0us lntimstsd
that the issue Of s5.0t0No0 Of preferred
sock would depend upon TIE nseis OF the
com pauV.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

The Jury Give uer = Verdict for 81, $50
a Stay Asked For.

The jury in the Laughlin case. after be-
ing out tventy-seYen hours, brought in a
verdict at 2 o'clock yesterday afterno for
the plaintiff in the sum of 1850. Imme-
diately after the announcement of the YER
dict Judge Burlingame paid the jury a high
compliment for the manner in which they
had perfor med their duties in the
case. After the Judge had finished,
Judge Hoyt, for the defense, and
Attorney Mitchell for the plainiih both
arose and demanded a stay of proceedings
for 60 DAYS.
Mr. Mitchell expressed himself dissatis-
fed with the verdict and declared tha. he
would have rather had the jury disagree.
HRS. Laughlin sued Tor $4,000. IL is not
known Sc. what further action the parties
intrustcd may decide TO take.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
WRECKED AGAIN.
hsbfa.sa's Cireas rv.ia Meets With . SEE
oaa DtsAstsr-ssssrsi Persons i8jarsd.

hsbfa.sa's Cireas rr4ia Meets with . ssc-
oad Dts~stsr-ssysr.i Persons Isjarsd.
BzAziL, lad. Nov. 4.--JOon Robinson 8
circus aud msnaxsrie Is in hard luck. Re-
covering from It's disaster a. ~. Louis yes
ssrday. ~ consolidated train was again
wrecked on the VsndAha line. near Clover
land eight miles east Oi this place. at >
slocx mis- morning. The wreck occurred
al sRarp curve. the four middle coaches
leaving the track and piling up in con-
fIsion The wreck caught nre and was
consumed. but the rest OF the coaches. in
cluding the beasts were saved No lives
were lost though several persons were in
jured. The show was en- route 10 Cincin-
cat for Winter quarters The loss sus-
tainsd by Yesterdays sccident and today ;
will sggryzate $40 900. which Is, however,
covered y insurance..
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

KANSAS CirT. No, Nov. 4.-Gray county,
Kansas. is wildly excited over the result of
the recent election for choice of county
seat. The latest figures are: Ingalls,, 79s;
Cimarron, 562. Charges Of ballot-.tuffin-
are freely made. The ballot boxes have
been removed TO ths upper story of the
Cimarron bank. and armed men are guard
ing them. The building i, bzrricaded with
bales of hay. snd ladders have been laid
side by side on the stairs to prevent access
20 tae boxes. An armed party OF ingalls,
sympsthizers has arrived az Cimsrron, and
serious trouble IN feared.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

IA tss Raias Lsft By the II Louis Espio-
49, ..L-... IA n. a Al. s.nasLlnLa-

Al the Raias Lsft By the II Louis Espio-
sfo1--Aa attempt 90 naks sensation
ST. LoCis Nov. A-OAcsrs stone and
Palmer. detailed 70 watch the ruins OF the
FoQrseenth-st explosion. last night un-
sarshed a. iron ssmi-sphere. which proved
70 b. the remains OF dynamite bomb. The
rank and tie Of the police see proof OF q
nsrds work ia the latest discovery. The
detsctiyes however. can md no motive for
the aeed asd are Open 10 asserting that the
bomb Was placed there yesterday by some
sensation alist. who hss been writing letters
ID tbs police and newspapers. declaring he
vas given 500 10 do the job There were
no rOrkmen about the RUNS yesterday and
there was zInpla opportunity 70 leave the
sdeil
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
BIG 6LAZEs IN NASHVILLE.
A Number of Persons BADLY Injured by
the Failing OF wall.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. Fire this
morning on College-st. destroyed a whole
block, from Bank alley to the Western
Union building. Loss. sl67. 900. insurance.
sl2s.ooo. During the progress OF the fire
the walls OF = building adjoining Bank
alley fell in. and quite q number of people
we're injured. Among them were J. Il.
Moore. skull crushed. will die, and Wm.
steward, leg badly fractured Several fire.
men and q number of others were more or
less injured Others ars believed TO be Gov
cred bv the debris. which the wOrkmen are
now removing. The telegraph wires in all
directions are burned. and over a hundred
telephone wires DESTROYED.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
The Mystic Social Club.

The members of the Mystic Social Club
held a masquerade social st their hall on
Ionia-st last evening. for tbs benefit OF
Eld. Pendeton, pastor of Iicn Church
There were over hundred in attendance,
the most Of thera appearing in masquerade
suits. There were some very handsome
costumes. After enjoying a socisl time,
and considerable snort was INDUCED in.
the maskers restored themselves TO light.
Refreshments were then dispensed, aiter
which those assembled gradually left for
their several homes. A nice sum was re-
allied for Elder pendletOn
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

NKw BRUNSWICK, Y. j., Nov. Major
A. N. Way, secretary for the Union and
Empire Building and Loan Associations
and agent for dozen life and FIRE insur-
sncs companies. has disappeared from this
city and is stated to De = defsulter to the
extent Of $4,000 OF $4,000. lie vas seen
n board Western express train at Jersey
City lsst Saturday night aad has not been
heard Of since. His dsfslcstion consisted in
negotiated bogus certificates of the Empire
Loan Association. and the victims will be
poor people who have their savings in
sesfed thers
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

NSw Y0aK. Nov $.-Reprssentative OF
TIE pressed glassware factories Of New YORK
snd the New England states mst yesterday
and decii ted to shut down every glass fac
tory in The East st the close OF the present
month. The action was caused oy the de-
mand Of The vorkmen. that ne gathering
boys 20 allowed IN foil for al the glass
gathered og them. Irrespective Of the
amount ruined oy The prsssers or 6nshsrs.
Three thousand men viii Be d.rsctiy
affected and many more Indirectly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
TWO LOUISVILLE FIRMS FAIL.
Heavy Liabilities, Oniv One-Third OF
Which Can Be Paid.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-Hess, Mayor &
Co., wholesale dealers in ladies' and mems
furnishing goods, filed an assignment to-
day. simultaneously Henlen & Wolf,
wholesale dealers in hats assigned. Both
are prominent firms. Hess, Mayor & Co.,
have liabilities to the amount of $4,000,
and the debts of Henlen & Wolf will reach
10000. The assets of either hrn will not
be over one third or their liabilities. The
members of these firms are related by
marriage TO members of the firm of Lapp,
Goldsmith & Co, whisky brokers, who
failed a few eeks ago for 100000. The
firms that went under today were heavy
endofsers for these whisky men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
Hewitt wants the Proof.

NEv YoRx. Nov. 4-Msyor Hewitt sent
The following letter to Jackson Schultz to-
day: you are reported in the morning
newspapers as having said yesterday. at .
meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce, that
The street department vas ss corrupt ss it
ever was in the day. Of Tweed. | will
thank you 70 furnish me With evidence up
on which this assertion. IL made 81 reported. 4.
i based. lt will % my duty. up0n being
furnished with such evidence, TO proceed
promptly % unssrth the trsnds and punish
the officers Who committed them"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
The INSPECTOR BLAMED.
The OnaciAi Who Inspected tho Vernon ts
be Arrested.

GRxES BAY, Wis, Nov. 4.-The inquest
over the body of the unknown man found
upon the floating raft with Stone. the
rescued man. has resulted in a recommends
ton that the Inspector who last inspected
The steamer Vernon. be arrested, for the
reason that the boat had not complied with
the regulation which requires that boats
shall carry cork life preservcrs. Ii has been
demonstrated that another kind was used
by tp3 Vernon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
Last DIV OF tho " hIisslnn. -

The Episcopal mission" under DR.. Van
De Water will end It's fourteen davs' SER
vices tomorrow in 81. Marks church, all
the other Episcopal churches closing for the
occasion. The services will be $50 a. IN.
Holy Communion. $50 Sunday school,
$50 Morning Prayer. 1879 Litany and
HOLY Communion. a D. m. To men only"
in Y. NJ. &. A. 7:30 Evening Prayer DR..
Van De Water will preach at all services.
Aims for the poor will be received at the
1890 a. IN. service. and at 7:30 y. m. the
thanks offerings of those who have been
blessed by the mission will be presented.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
SAID HE THREW THE BOMB.
A Former Fgiend Develops the secret
After His Death.

FITTsBURG, Nov. 4.-Thomas Owen, car
penter, who came from Chicago n few days
after the Haymarket riot, fell from the roof
OF building yesterday and broks hJ neck.
Squire Oeffner was deputized to hold the
inquest. in the course OF which fellow
workman named Pciffer made statement
that owen had said 10 him:
II am very sorry for those anarchists in
Chicago. There are Others who are more to
blame than they. / was at the Haymarket
riot. and am an anarchist and say that |
threw the bomb IN that riot"
Peiffer was cautioned 10 keep the state
ment secret and for that reason did not
tell the story till after the death of Owen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nos. t.-Superinfsndens
Bell. Of the Foreign Mail Service. today
presented Mrs.. C;evsfand With suniqns and
handsome fan. made Of native woods aud
ferns u Jsnsics. West Indies The fsn
vas Forwarded - Mr. Bel Tor Mrs Cieve-
And bv Postmaster sullivan OF Jamaica
and vas the ~orx Of . seifhelp Institution
of that country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

BsoOELYS, y. 7. Nov. 4.-IrviBg Tooker.
q professional window dresser, wbo was
discharged BY waichseler & Abraham
some time ago was arrested yesterday on
suspicion Of being the person Who sent the
internal msShine 20 WeichseieT's house. His
hand writing resemblsd that in ihe letter
accompanying she machine. but ss neither
the district messenger nor tie servant girl
who ss~ the bearer Of the machine, could
identify him be vas released
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Nxw ORLxASs. Nov. 4.-Prssident ward.
II the Brothsrhood Of Base Ball Players,
say. concerning the reported designations
of Williamson and Flint that the coun sol
81 TIE Brotherhood. a. its messing in Gin
fin'nsti. voted. Tor good reasons 20 receive
The res xns,i,snsof seversi members. Furth-
er than this Plesidsnt Ward does not care
G. spesk. until officially notified that the
resignation of the efhers hsd been rendered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
BLOODY BALFOUR.
He Says this Government Will Proceed
With the Work of Eviction.

With the Work of Eviction.
LONDON. Nov. A. J. Balfour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, addressed tremend-
Gus crowd Of Conservatives at Birmingham
tonight His speech was mainly defense
of the Governments Irish policy and con-
cluded With the declaration that the minis-
try Was resolved TO proceed boldly aud
firmly With the work il had Undertaken in
Ireland and equally determined to bring It
to good and satisfactory ending. He sd
mitfed that the task wonld be attended with
considerable difficulty, but ssid that the eBd
an view was entirely possible snd the Gov.
eminent perfectly capable OF its successful
accOmplishment
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
A Negro Arrested For Larceny.

STURGIs Nov. 4.-There was an exciting
time last night, and a young NEGRO was
nearly scared white. He came here driving
bay horse and from his actions it was be-
lieved TO be stolen property. he declined
TO say a word, however, until a rope was
placed around his neck. when his ians
limbered and he said man hired him 20
drive the rig here. Later officers carsc
from Lima, Ind, with warrant for mis-
arrest for larceny. The man who is thought
to be in the steal with the negro is looked
for nere today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

The incest and most successful DANE
ing party given By the Maple Leaf
Club this season, was that held at the s. of
V. Arm0ry last evening. About eighty
couples were present, and e1e1 lady and
gentleman vas presented with pretty.
fragrant bouquet. Their next is mas
querade ball.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Casrss0. Nov. 4--During the lsst few
mouths th. york Of rsiirosd building has
been going on a. rate never before
sausiied. Nine thousand Four hundred
alles of track have been aid nefwssn jan
narv 4 md November I. the greatest sctivitv
being he erosj beit vest of the Missouri
river. from Dskets % he tinif. with Kansas
Lsa.iLrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

CoInws7Es. Nov. 4-Dr. u. G. Powers
died this mcrnine from = complication Of
diseases. Re rss s. vesrs oh sni hsd
eeen prscticing physician in this city for
tbfrfy-nve years. Re was vtsiry msu ia
the Episcopal chaYch snd one o. - most
highly sstesnsd citizens u TIE county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
Pstterson's Return.

Bishop u. u. Patterson is at home. The
Eye of Jehovah" has returned to his focg
after prolonged visit to the Holy Land.
1t is not known whether the Shadow of
the Cross returned with him or not. Per-
hsps he left her on Mount Sinai or climb
ing up lions hill.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

CErrsso. Eov. This morning nesr
AibcnT -. Tony Hart wss found hy the
West side polics offesrs wing lad On his
hack With q wound IN TIE forehead. Hs
cisSpe,i . rsvoivs1 IN bis hand. bus e bad
1of 5een d8seharSet No cine 80 the mar-
rfprar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
tT WAS a Liz.

The story About an fafsrnsl Machine
Beta. sent 70 the Chief Justice.
WAsHiNsroS. Nov. 4.-Shelourns G..
Hopkins. throagh whom the police learned
OF mysterious package having been ssns
10 Chief Justic. Waite made confession
this afternoon that Ne invented the whole
scheme tor the purpose OF selling the story
% the newspapers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

TIE egrzrnfttAs - w1oru me rIafaer -ss
refrrre5 vi hsee tfss srtisies - ss.oristior
n ne oev Rutnsss Hsns bsserasfior ~
frrsn6 "a 81 Srs~u up tods~. End tsss
1esc8 8wer5f~ - eent - Lsnsi1g foF fiine
irnusedist~Iv sf-T Yeoevfnz ne dfriyee p r
rstu~sr FTeTrlbizF - - n fs7ad Dess
70 -erfacs tkn oresn zsfi1r rsrt Tues8sv
eveDine. vher tbe Bsxt meeting vi y.
hetf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

WAsgISsToN, Nov. 4.--COmmOdors Bsr-
mony. acting Secretary Of the Nsvv. has
signed contracts % three neE cruissrs
which were approved By Secretary whitney
some time sgo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

NxwssS. y. =. Nov. 4-Thas Wallace =
ccnv'ct IN The psritentisrv e. Caldwell. ~ss
ssot IN ths head snd instantly killed BY one
~ he s'ssris. whiie attempting 10 escape
iast evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Css-stTs. 0hio. Nov. t-Ths Business
psrt Of the to~n vss harned ysster.isv ev
What IS thousu 0 ne 81 inceriiarv frp.
Loss $+5.l .ltte neorsars scoat haIL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Cs1cAeo. Nov. 4--D0ctor Moses Gum.
weii Known in m-dicsi circles throughout
the country. died ibis usorrins sfter An ill-
uess 81 one we-s dnrstion. he VS. n
charge Of ST Josep1s Hospital for seversl
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

st Levrs Nov. a--Ia a. ate-vier 30
cay Lawrence Rar-sst. % the Boesh- Bsrrssf
caneh h,nkosr she~.nz II fhis citg. So thar
tae sIrs zeueht e rss,ie -its Boofh En-
rsxsri 70 tassr rsv1rx taxsfhsr ~ss 81 -
perrefusl a. org - they rsrssiae1 81 tss
.tkes
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

IoSrs. Nov. Al. s Mckinney rss rsn
ov-r hy a engine hear Be.1ing lsst night
and hsd ~ hsav cs4sbe1. Hs 49,
brought here for trsstmenE taE died this
sfern e0n-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

CTp-eoe5eus~5 Fuees~* soa stiH ipcrsss
Zs certs
asivstior o 10 fhs bess ttine ~ the mar.
ket fer bott rnsn spf bssss Triet ~ cts
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
4 Lansing Nan Garrofad.

LANSING, Nov. "A German named
Fred Goodekuniz was garrotcd at the door
OF his saloon on Wsshington-avs.. early
last evening, and had $3.50 taken from him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

70 -whess-Essy cssh. ~ Decs-us~-
-1r NsV < lf-lec
corn st-ssF cssA- sc Deosnh~r, H,9e
Nar go
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

BEussKLs, Nov. At = announced that
the str ke in the BoriDgss District is b>-
coming mere hopeless daily and on ths
verge Of collapse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

The alarm Of ffe from box sixteen yes
terday afternoon was caused by toe burn.
ing OF shed At 66 East Leonard st owned
by O. ". Taylor. The damage was ABOUT
S25, and the cause OF the IRE Is unknown.